MSI W Series McCarran Atwood Engineered Hardwood Flooring
MSI W Series McCarran Atwood is a wide plank engineered hardwood floor with dark brown oak color and strong natural movement. The deeper tone gives the floor a classic hardwood feel, while the larger plank size creates a broader visual rhythm across the room.
McCarran uses engineered hardwood construction with a real wood veneer over a layered core. Atwood includes water-resistant design details, a matte CrystaLux Ultra finish, and installation options that support floating, staple, or glue applications when the instructions and site conditions allow.
This color is appropriate for living rooms, dining rooms, offices, bedrooms, and hallways where a darker wide plank hardwood will not visually overpower the space. It works best when shoppers want a substantial floor with visible oak movement and real veneer depth.
Construction and Performance
- Engineered hardwood construction includes a 4 mm veneer over a stable layered core for substantial wood surface depth.
- Planks measure 9.5 inch x 86 inch with 5/8 in total thickness and micro bevel edges.
- Finished with matte CrystaLux Ultra for surface protection and a restrained low-sheen hardwood appearance.
- Approved for float, staple, or glue installation, giving installers flexibility across suitable interior applications.
- Warranty support includes limited lifetime structural coverage, limited lifetime residential finish, and 10-year light commercial coverage.
Color and Design Notes
- Atwood shows dark brown oak tones with high visual variation and strong grain movement.
- The shade is dark, adding contrast and weight against lighter walls, trim, or cabinetry.
- Wide planks help the darker color feel expansive rather than chopped into narrow strips.
- Oak character is visible through longer grain lines, natural contrast, and varied plank coloring.
Atwood is suited to shoppers who want dark wide plank engineered hardwood with verified 4 mm veneer thickness, flexible installation choices, and a substantial natural wood look. It fits projects where depth and visible variation are intentional design goals.
